Examples of using Years to implement in English and their translations into Spanish
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But they caution it could take years to implement.
BSD would take over two years to implement and contained several major overhauls.
Many of the improvements needed will take several years to implement.
Member States now have three years to implement the Directive in national law.
While the lawagainst violence was imperfect, it had taken but two years to implement.
The government has eight years to implement the reform.
The Board recognizes that some recommendations may require several years to implement.
Member states will then have two years to implement its provisions in national law.
For example, some of these changes represent profound reforms andcould take years to implement.
Under the annex,parties have three years to implement certain changes.
After all, performance measurement is not an on-again off-again process, but a deep change in the culture andreporting style of the organization that can take several years to implement.
Chess moves that can take years to implement.
An extra $250 million over four years to implement the Mental Health Blueprint, improving the workforce and services.
The Administration agreed with the recommendations,some of which may take several years to implement fully.
Despite the progress made in recent years to implement the Convention, the situation was still far from satisfactory.
About 25 projects will be selected as winners, andthey will have up to 2 years to implement their projects.
Companies that sign agreements have two years to implement clean production practices and, if they meet the requirements, they receive a certification that should give their products a competitive advantage, said Alé.
It would enter into force in Kuwait in 2008,after which the country had five years to implement the Treaty and eradicate all landmines.
The communes concerned were initially given two years to implement the plan, but this deadline was extended by two years by the Social Modernization Act of 2004, in view of the delays observed.
This Directive became law on 13 December 2004 andEU Member States have three years to implement it.
They acknowledged the importance of the efforts made over the past five years to implement the Programme of Action, while recognizing that much more still needed to be done.
The release would have been called 5BSD, butafter objections from AT&T the name was changed; AT&T feared confusion with AT&T's UNIX System V. 4.2BSD(August 1983) would take over two years to implement and contained several major overhauls.
The Peruvian Government is aware of the great challenges it will face in coming years to implement the legislation and policies that have been established, consolidate institutions and establish a culture of human rights in every sphere of society and the State.
In 1999, the government agreed to provide funding for up to Rs 72 million over a period of five years to implement the ECD policy paper.
However, even with the relieving of debt obligations,which will take several years to implement, low-income countries, including countries that did not fall into a debt trap, need expanding supplies of new concessional funds and for this the outlook is not encouraging.
At this year's general assembly the FSC membership must give very clear signals that the new system,which FSC has taken eight years to implement, must be fully accepted, or FSC may not continue.
UNODC would require additional extrabudgetary resources in the amount of $946,000 over three years to implement the activities related to the request made in paragraph 12, and additional extrabudgetary resources in the amount of $154,100 to implement the activities related to the request made in paragraph 16.
It was further agreed that the national Government would earmark resources amounting to 4,500 million pesos over a period of two years to implement the Technical Assistance Project for the Promotion of Decent Work at the national level.
In particular, as acknowledged in the Secretary-General'sreport to the Council of 1998(A/53/139-E/1998/67), humanitarian organizations attempted for some years to implement the concept of the relief-to-development continuum, without significant breakthroughs.